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Eyoooo loved it! And it has some really cool insights from Dave. Thank you for taking a closer look at one of my favorite games: Crawl.

Yep worked! :)

As a huge Mirror's Edge fan this looks really cool! I'd like to join the Discord but the link seems broken.

Je viens de retravailler un peu le concept et je prévois de créer un nouveau prototype. Feel free to follow me here or on social media if you want to get notified :)

Thank you so much, stay tuned! Working on a new prototype rn ;)

Thank you, much appreciated :D! I actually started working on it again but changing quite a few things. Thankfully I'm not the only one trying to build a rougelike like this! You could check out SimplyInDev, they try to make something similar: https://x.com/SimplyInDev?t=eNh1t6SPcSP_Jv8J6l1DBw&s=09

It's written entirely in Lua, you can check out the code here if you want to :) https://github.com/SamMatsa/stalk-the-giant

Thank you! :D I'm glad I could make you laugh

Thanks! :)

The sounds are clearly missing here for sure, especially with multiple things going on at the same time. I fell into the old trap of adding music and sound effects last minute since I just forgot them to be honest 😅

Thanks I worked really hard on the giant looking part :)

Well I didn't expect that it will trigger some childhood trauma :D Glad you enjoyed it

Loved the use of the crank, feels just great to play!

The game looks really good and plays great. Also it fits the theme perfectly. Great job :D

Wow this is great! You just convinced me to play your other games now (which I already bought some time ago)

Thats exactly my humor. Had a laugh or two :D

I had a lot of fun playing this and it's definitley my favourite game of the jam! You make really great use of the crank.

Add a few levels, maybe a few changes based on feedback below and you have a full game already. Pretty amazing stuff congrats :D

Yeah thats a common theme in my jam games, to much things going on right at the beginning 😅. I just crammed everything I could in it. Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks much appreciated :)

Thats great to hear :) Thank you

I'll check it out and let you know when it works

The pixel art is really cool and I love the story bits. I enjoyed it :)

The Art is just phenomenal! Really cool stuff

The Aesthetics are perfect, well done!

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

Thank you so much! 😁

A bit too hard for me. Pretty huge scope in terms of weapon choices and enemy design, really neat!  The sword didn't hit the enemies correctly sadly. But other than that cool stuff :)

Neat and clean concept and I like artstyle!

Nice short game. Thank you! :)

I love the art and the land octopus!

Yes exactly, you get another ending screen telling you that you successfully escaped :)

Cool idea and execution! The voice acting is really good. The only thing bothering me was the camera sound, it became annoying pretty fast haha. But other than that good job :)

The theme song alone makes you the winner of our hearts. Really great art and animation, I'm seriously impressed! Great job and please keep making bad theme songs, I LOVE 'EM!

The game looks excellent and I love the level of polished you achieved!

Chill game! I enjoyed it :)

Neat mechanic and simplistic style! The music didn't worked in the version I played unfortunately. Still fun game :)

It isn't! I wasn't sure if I should just leave the player to "discover" this or to tell them right away. I think in the end it would have been better to simply communicate this to the player to reduce confusion 😁 

The red cell follows you directly and cant be blocked by other cells. My aim was to keep the player moving all the time.

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! I should have made clear that the goal is to simply survive. The red and dead cells can't be killed. Only the attacking ones. Maybe a highscore approach would be more satisfying 🤔

Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it! I will definitely change the camera when reworking the game for v1.1 😁. 

And yes it's a Blade Runner 2049 reference, I'm glad someone noticed! For me finding a name for the game is always part of creating the concept. I always play with a bunch of lose ideas but choosing a name really helps me to focus on a specific mechanic and coherent theme. So technically the concept came first, then I chose a name and after that I started coding :)